Five Troop Four Scouts to Receive Eagle Honors
Five members of Boy Scout Troop 4 will earn Eagle badges at a Court of Honor Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Harrison School. Recipients are Dean Lindsey Ronald Daves Larry Daves Lary Tharp and John Dicus with Scoutmaster Anthony L. Miller and Arthur W. Daves leading the troop.
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Boy Scout Troop 4
Harrison School
Dean Lindsey
Ronald Daves
Larry Daves
Lary Tharp
John Dicus
Troop 4
Anthony L. Miller
Arthur W. Daves
Lindsey
Roosevelt High School
Robert Lindsey
Boy Scouts
Camp Waubeek
Ronald
Arthur Daves
Roosevelt
Dicus
Milo J. Dicus
Scouting
Order of the Arrow
Tharp
Darwin Tharp
Emergency
Cliff McDaniel
Billy Hamer
Steve Litts
Richard Ransom
Jimmy Meyer
Bill Driscoll
Craig Seeley
Court of Honor
Canopus Club
O'Byrne
Brien
Ronald D. Daves
Larry Tharp
Larry A. Daves
Early Americans may have hunted giant bison
Scientists theorize early inhabitants reached America and killed a massive bison weighing about 2,250 pounds with horns spanning six feet tip to tip, suggesting fierce megafauna interactions in ancient times.
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America
Another H.S.T. Becomes Citizen
Harry Solomon Truman, 39, an electrician born Andreas Malz in Poland, took the citizenship oath, adopting the former president’s name with a middle initial S. He also snagged a job line by ticketing Mayor Norris Poulson’s official car for a loading zone violation, joking he might hire as a driver to test parking challenges.
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New York
Harry Sollomon Truman
Truman
Andreas Malz
Poland
Norris Poulson
Poulson
Tickets Mayor May Be Given a New Job
LOS ANGELES police officer R A Wood may have a change of duties as city officials consider a new assignment for him. The action follows a report on his role and potential posting within the department.
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Los Angeles
R. A. Wood
Short tale by first grader about his pet calf
A Mississippi report recalls a pupil storytelling exercise about a calf described as a bull that butts. The teacher recorded the brisk, humorous tale showing a child’s simple, vivid phrasing.
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Isola
Miss
Tye Brothers Using Goats To Help Mine Coal
Barbourville Kentucky reports brothers Roland and Boots Tye use two goats named Billy to haul coal from a leased mine. The goats pull miner cars along a tiny railroad while the brothers dig with picks and shovels in a 28 inch coal seam.
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Tye Brothers
Barbourville
Billy
Roland
Boots Tye
Urthermore
England
Police raid ends with whisky poured down sink
RALEIGH N C AP Esther Graham 32 poured non tax paid whisky down a sink during a raid officers collected evidence by soaking liquor with rags and squeezing it into a glass She was charged with possession of non tax paid liquor for purpose of sale.
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Raleigh
N.C
Esther Graham
Tallest Peak in Western Hemisphere Found at Ojos del Salado
Santiago AP reports a Chilean army climbing expedition has named Ojos del Salado on the Argentine Chilean border as the Western Hemisphere's tallest peak at 23 573 feet above sea level, surpassing Aconcagua. The note adds Reykjavik lies 1700 miles closer to the North Pole than New York City.
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Santiago
Salt Springs
Hemisphere
Aconcagua
Americas
Reykjavik
Iceland
North Pole
New York City
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